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HOME CARE AND MAINTENANCE, Hank Spies, Spies Home Inspection Service
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DOT.CON: How America Lost it's Money and Mind in the Internet
Era, John Cassidy, author and staff writer, The New Yorker
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PARTING THE DESERT: THE CREATION OF THE SUEZ CANAL,
Zachary Karabell, scholar and writer |
SLOW FOOD AND LOCAL FOOD PRODUCTION, Laurence Mate, Prairieland Slow Food; and Terra Brockman, President, The Land Connection |
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BUSH'S TAX CUTS AND THE U. S. ECONOMY,
Rea Hederman, senior tax policy analyst, The Heritage Foundation |
BUSH'S TAX CUTS AND THE U. S. ECONOMY, Max Sawicky, senior economist, Economic Policy Institute |
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CHILDREN'S HEALTH, Robert Boucek, M. D., pediatrician |
PATHFINDER JOHN CHARLES FREMONT AND THE COURSE OF AMERICAN EMPIRE, Tom Chaffin, lecturer in the Journalism Program, Emory University
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SUMMER READING, Philip Graham, writer and professor of English, University of Illinois; and Tonia Leotsakos, Pages For All Ages
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CLUELESS IN ACADEME HOW SCHOOLING OBSCURES THE LIFE OF
THE MIND, Gerald Graff, professor of English and
education, University of Illinois, Chicago
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